Nothing to lose a star over, since I have a weird, unique situation

Update: I am now giving this 2 stars as opposed to one

I'm a little disappointed in the sound, hence the four stars instead of five, because its bass is a little weak.

If you look on the Google Play app store, it's filled with anonymous 5-star reviews that lack any comments or useful info.

Absolutely ridiculous!If I could rate this negative 10 stars I would

Ignore the 5-star glowing reviews from the Sonos PR department trolling Amazon

This makes it VERY FRUSTRATING when you just want to listen to music (ie. when guests come over), and have to do a bunch of work just to get them all working again because SONOS pushed another software update (again).What really angers me, is it also looks like Sonos PAYS FOR FAKE 5-star reviews.

One star is knocked off because of this speaker's has limited range of usage

Since then my speakers (1 play 5, 2 play 3’s, and 4 play 1’s) have been hit and miss

These little Play 1’s pack a punch with high quality sound and simple setup.

n’t see that it’s improved in any way (and it’s very buggy)

It doens’t support AirPlay and there are no plans to add support for it.

In short, if you’re willing to put in the time regularly to get this system working as it’s supposed to, are okay with very few customization options and don’t need to share the system with anyone else in your household, you may be perfectly happy using Sonos

If you are sitting at your computer fooling around online and your favorite song just doesn't sound quite as crisp as you would like it to, or if you have a $200 budget to fill 1 room in your house with sound, keep looking, your speaker is out there somewhere ;-)I hope this helps, Cheers!

Although Sonos advertising their product works with Alexsa, Alexsa does not want to work with Sonos as of today December 2017

Old classic rock, R&B, Jazz and Gospel, sound as if you were at a live performance